PlotHand

Your own head gardener, every week.

  1. Here’s your garden, twelve months from now.
  2. Beds dug, seeds in, and that first week of nothing.
  3. June. The fruit is exactly where you put it.
  4. Harvest. Next year’s already planned.
  5. Winter. The bones of the garden stay put.
  6. Second spring. Same plot, and this time you know what you’re doing.

How it works, on your plot.

Here’s one tomato. Every job comes from a source we can name, and this one is the RHS’s guide to growing tomatoes. Ask PlotHand answers the same way: it tells you where an answer came from, or says it’s general gardening knowledge.

  1. Your plants

    Tomato. Sown March. It lives in a greenhouse.

    Add what’s already in the ground, from the sunny bed to the pot by the back door, and say where each one grows.

  2. To Do

    Pinch out the sideshoots on the tomato Tomato. Usually April to September. Strong source: RHS.

    Each job sits under the week it’s due, with a Mark done button beside it.

  3. This week

    Nothing to do this week. Put the kettle on.

    This is what your plot page says once every job this week is done.

Free for as long as you like. Pay when you want the whole year.

Garden Helper

£0

Free, and it doesn’t run out. No card, now or later.

Start free
  • Up to 10 plants
  • A picture of every plant
  • This month’s jobs, week by week
  • Mark jobs done
  • Ask PlotHand: 10 questions a month

Head Gardener

£4.99 a month First month £0

Your whole year, planned week by week. You can pause for up to three whole months in any twelve months.

  • As many plants as you grow
  • A picture of every plant
  • Your jobs for the next twelve months, week by week
  • Mark jobs done
  • Ask PlotHand: 300 questions a month

Paid plans open at launch. We’ll never charge you without asking first.

Start with what you already grow.

Add the plants that are in the ground today. The plan gets built around those, not around somebody else’s garden.

No password and no card. We email you one link to sign in. What we keep, and why.